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The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century

The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century. An Introduction

Kšiňan, Michal – Šoltés, Peter

The Renewal of Religious Orders in Hungary after the Death of Joseph II. and Coming to Terms with the Consequences of Secularisation

Kušniráková, Ingrid

Civil Equality or Religious Indifference? The problem of Mixed Marriages in the Context of the Secularisation of the Hungarian Monarchy in the 40's of the 19th Century

Šoltés, Peter

The Activities of Lower Catholic Clergy Aimed at the Democratisation and Modernisation of the Church in the Time of the Czechoslova

Olexák, Peter

Social Catholicism and Secularisation

Štofaník, Jakub

Matrimonial Law and Parliamentary Discussion in Hungary in the Year 1894

Maliniaková, Erika

"Your spirit is different from ours!" The Žilina Declaration – The National Political Aspect of the Slovak Evangelical-Lutheran Reform Movement

Matus, László

Changes and Evolution of Štefánik´s Worldview

Kšiňan, Michal

FORUM HISTORIAE 1/2015:
The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century

EDITORS:
Peter Šoltés - Michal Kšiňan

ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Jela Kehoe

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROOFREADING:
John Martin Kehoe

TRANSLATION FROM HUNGARIAN:
Tünde Lengyelová

SLOVAK LANGUAGE PROOFREADING:
Viera Luptáková

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

AUTHORS:
Michal Kšiňan
Ingrid Kušniráková
Erika Maliniaková
László Matus
Peter Olexák
Peter Šoltés
Jakub Štofaník

Forum Historiae 1/2015 "The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century" was supported by the Slovak Research and Development Agency under contract no. APVV-0119-11 "Slovakia in the 19th Century"

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The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century

The Paths of Secularisation in the Long 19th Century. An Introduction

The Renewal of Religious Orders in Hungary after the Death of Joseph II. and Coming to Terms with the Consequences of Secularisation

Civil Equality or Religious Indifference? The problem of Mixed Marriages in the Context of the Secularisation of the Hungarian Monarchy in the 40's of the 19th Century

The Activities of Lower Catholic Clergy Aimed at the Democratisation and Modernisation of the Church in the Time of the Czechoslova

Social Catholicism and Secularisation

Matrimonial Law and Parliamentary Discussion in Hungary in the Year 1894

"Your spirit is different from ours!" The Žilina Declaration – The National Political Aspect of the Slovak Evangelical-Lutheran Reform Movement

Changes and Evolution of Štefánik´s Worldview

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